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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

REsERvE-FUND LIFE

II CIUAL RESERNE-FUND LIFE
vi ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK.
Having hecn selected manager OF the ABOVE
campony for iae state Of Virginia, ask the a.
t.ufou ~ ne people OF the state who desire to
make provision for their families tn the event
az ile.f deathl to the, safety low rates OF pre-
wiIm, ana email bi-monthly payments 10 the
company.
itl. she largest company in the world ion its
IrIurIpie'. having uuw deposited 10 inc tenlat
1raa' Company 90 New York Si,25O,uM when
cannot be reaucel except for any deficiency ia
dcaif LOSSES.
Unlike other similar companies, II puts aslle
- per cent. 20 if- regular assessments 20 Hdd 70
it, present fund Of sl.250O0; aud should tue
mortality exceed the assessments this trni eau
te drawn upon land for this purpose oniy) 10
Inat. Up any deficiency.
10 has uow been IN existence SIX years. ana ilS
statement. show that Il Is not only increasing IN
mombershlp. but it, financial condition Is inn
proving with its growth.
Icilg purely mutual. all members participate
'r profits lby reduction OF premiumsl, and no
u .4r is divided among stockholders. ...
JOHN ENDERS.
U g. Burnett, cashier First National Bank,
--.asurer: Dr. Nj. l. james, Medical k1amiuer; {;
f.tu Euiers, Jr., Assistant Manager. Tempo
fafy office, 1921 Cary street De Lot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
a gnFd.

II has been a time.bonore6 custom
with our house during the holiday sea-
son 10 give our customers extra value on
every purchase, for every one recognizes
the fact that there is no more sensible
holiday gift than a good, reliable Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, &c, &c., &c.
This year We have been preparing for
this special sGic for some time. and
now. in our nst0 store and with neu
stock, we are ready, and cordially invite
all to come and inspect the various and
beautiful goods which we orrer anu uOto
the prices which have been made.
GODDARD n Moses,
900 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
The Co,d-vaye Flag.

The cold-waye flag was raised yester-
day morning over the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce upon the receipt
of the following telegram
"WAsHNGroN, ID. O., December o.
1880 Il. M--Hoist the cold wave signal.
Temperature will fall fifteen to twenty
degrees or more by z A. NJ Tuesday"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
WI SYRUP

Rev. sylyanus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
Carssftaa Fireman. We would by 10 msans ~
commend any kind Of medicine which we ala
not Enow % DO good-psrtiealariy for snfapn.
But Of MrA winslow's sootning-syrup We can
speak from knowledse: In our swn family te
has proved blessing Indeed BY gssies an IN
fant troubled With eosic pains qaie, sleep and
ne psrents unsroken rest at night ho>o
parents can appreciate thsse blessings Here
10 an article which worxs 20 perfecs.on, a11
which Is harmless; for tbs sleep which u ~
fosis mo intantis perfectly natpeal aad the W.
To chsrub Awases ss "brght as y cattnn>
Ana aurias the process OF teeshsng iss vAlas =
incalcuiabla We have hequertiy heard No
shsrs ssy ths. they would nos be without 4 trorn
she birth OF tho chilli slll II had nnishsd Win ~
testhins slege on any coosiderasion vhnlevo>
Sold ~ ell drugsia>a = csnu so,tls
dAs>s6Re
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
Iu,ane from EpiIepsy.

Governor Lee yesterday pardoned
Alexander Craft, convict who was con-
yicted in Pittsylvania county Of forgery
and sentenced for three years, one OF
which he has served. The Executive
Intervention was on account OF Crafts
insanity, brought on by continued at
tecks OF epilepsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
The Monument 90 General Stuart.

Messrs. +. w. Chamberlayne, f. T..
Deane, and DR.. Spiers George have been
appointed by the Stuart Monument AS
sociation a special committee to raise
funds with which to buy land around the
monument TO General j. j.. B. Stuart,
on Brook turnpike, and for placing a
railing around the same.
Contributions can be left at the offices
of the members of the committee or be
handed to them. They hope to realize
a sufficient amount TO do the necessary
work and leave such surplus as can be
SO placed as to draw revenr9 sufficient to
keep the grounds, which will be small,
in repair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
Friends of Peace.

Three members of the British Parlia'
ment, who are also members of the Ar
bitration Committee-Sir George Camp
bell and Messrs. Hartley Stewart and Il.
C. Coemer-will visit this city during
the present week and hold public meet.
inc, due notice of the time and place OF
which will be given. They are anxious
to enlist the sympathies of our Legisla'
ture and Governor Lee in the matter.
These gentlemen are fluent and interest
ing speakers, and have had full houses
in Boston, New York, and other cities
where they have spoken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

To-day at o'clock the splendid lot at
the northwest corner OF Canal and
Seventh streets, part Of Tanner & De-
lany's old foundry, will be sold, and at
A. o'clock the valuable Stable Property
on Eighth street between Main and
Franklin, occupied by W. ID. Suther-
land, will be auctioned of. Come to the
sales. Both properties ere worthy OF
any mans attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
.Tr WEATHER REPORT.
,v,.rusn ~ mouSOSD YESTERDAY was
-,oar and mild.


f0 ~, sle ,,ifi pain written on every feature,
n'.t go hocn suffering for months from To-
voqkns.s nnd who could easily euro them
i.'... r.y iae Lee az Dr. I!ercc's "Favorito Pre-
,.....,..' 90 bc fonud az any drugstore. lhis
l.. a spccifc for weak pccks, nervous or
pains. aud an thot class ~ diseases
~, "fcfnalo complaints Illustrated
,.--. ,-eafios ON diseases oi women. win most
..fil COURSES ct Treatment sont for li cents
....r. Address. Worlds DysQensaFy Mcdl-
pr ..'.ts.l,n. 6f3 Main stroc;. Buffalo, y. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
what the Grounds aud buildings
Committee Did.

At the meeting Of the Grounds and
Buildings Committee last night COM
muuication was received from the Light
Committee stating that iu future when
public buildings we're used 10y outside
parties that the gas consumed will have
to he paid for at the regular rate of sl.50
per thousand feet.
A petition was received from Daniel
O'Donnell, in which he asked for relief
on account of injuries received while at
work on the new City Hall. The COM
mittee agreed to pay him $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
The Mozart Last Night.

Miss Jordan, of Smithfeld, and MIR.
T.. Marshall Ramos were the vocalIsts at
the Mozart musicalC last night. Miss
Jordan has a very sweet, well-cultivated
voice. She captivated the large and
fashionable audience present, and was
cncored on the rendition of each num-
her. This was the first appearance in
public of Mr.. Ramos since his return
from the West. His voice was in good
trim, and he met with a cordial recep-
ton. The instrumental numbers were
we'll executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

The Governor yesterday issued re-
QUESTION on the Washington authqrities
for colored woman named homer@eiie
Washington, who is charged IN fanquier
county with the larceny OF blankets,
sheets, and iewelry from Mr.. d. =. Mad
dux at this Fauquier White sulphur
Springs in September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

CLOsISG-Our sALE--IsP0RTAsr TO HOUSE,
KREPZRs.--1he entire stock Of both stores OF the
Boston Bargain House must be sold by Decen-
ber 3ist to close business, and would advise those
la want TO call at once 20 secure bargaina
Everything has been reduced 70 such low figures
that Il win pay you TO supply yodr fatnre wansA
Remember, everything must be sold by Decem-
ber 3lst-CRocgERY, GLASS and TiswARE,
LAMFs, PICTURES, FRAMES. ToYs-in fact. every
thing must go. Call ~ once and mske your
selectiops at either store. aaii orders promptly
attended 10. To sto.ekeepers we would say, II
you want 70 save money giyo US call al os3 east
Broad street or iili east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

-rsst scotch author. suffered an his liic
..., tts1ep.la, which made bis own life lnisora-
,l. End caused his hest AMI traest uignds uoi =
I...--.., nriees from disease oi the liver. ana
'n- f.rrro's "Golden Medical Discovery
o, Ill. l,sen,es Of this great gland, 10 follows
..,f ,t1o al cannot De Caflyles, even Win
f,.ret.ia. an can bc free from the malay Whlle
rmalaunr Dis virtues
1.,roruirD-Dr Saco's Caiarrh Remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
PERSONAL.

Samuels appears to be'about twenty
eight or thirty years old, of short statue,
weighs about 100, short hair slightly
dark, sandy moustache not more than
few weeks old, and is very neatly
dressed. He wore brown chinchilia
overcoat and silk hat.
Doolittle is a few years younger appa-
rently, and more after that order OF male
beings Of late known as "dudes. His
hair and moustache, both light OF color,
are after the most approved style he Is
about five feet nine or ten inches high,
and weighs under l50 wears very tall
collar, Derby hat, and black or blue
black chinchilla overcoat.
They take the situation very calmly,
and before leaving the courtroom for jail
Dooliltle lighted fragrant cigar and
smoked il with peculiar satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
U,,ou Demoer.tt, Climb Meeting.

There will be an important meeting OF
this club tonight at Springfield Hall,
corner Twenty. sixth and NJ streets. The
various committees on entertainments
are expected TO report. Ii is important
l that there should be full turnout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

A delegation of Good Templars repre-
senting the sub-lodges Of the Senior Cot
ored Grand Lodge Of Virginia arrived IN
the city yesterday TO meet the junior
Grand Lodge preparatory to union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
Headquarters for Gentiemen's I'm.
derWeaF.

Red, White, and Gray Flannels, war
ranted not to shrink. All kinds OF Gen
tlemen's Underwear. William Mitchell
& Co., manufacturers of Shirts and Un-
derwear to order, dealers in Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, 90l east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

SPECIAL PRIcss AT LgwIs's Asr GALLEsY. Oh
MAIs sTKEEr.--To reduce my stock during tho
holidays will sell all goods At from % 70 Sk
per cent. Call and get prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

FoR COUGHS AND THROAT DISORDERS Uss
BROWNS BRONCHIAL 1RocHEs. "Hsye never
changed my mind respecting them. excep;
think better of that which began thinking well
oi.n- Rev Henry Ward Bssch<r. sold only n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

Engrayines, Eichings, Albums. Easeis. Plush
Boxes, Frames, al ~ TO $50 psr cent below ell
previous prices during the month OF Decsu-
ber. LEWIS ART GALLERY.
ei2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
Lecture.

Major Jed. Hotchkiss, OF Staunton,
will deliver lecture at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall on "Stone-
wall Jackson's Valley Campaign" to-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

wEppisa Asp HOLIDAY Presumably entire
shck at iron % 10 Ssh por cent reduction d.
ring December. LEWIS ART GALLxsT.
el2 MsiE street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
40 sUCH GAGS AS BANK SsE1
.
rrrT SALES OR PRIZES GIVEN AWAY,
But NICE. DURABLE. AND STYLISH LOW
PRICED SHOES At
JACOB MAY & SONS,
m, BROAD STREET.

L.a4ies' Kid and Pebble Button Boots, S.25;
O.nilemeu's Seamless Tip Caters, Sl.'5;
Chiltrens school shoes. 81;
Cbilfrcu's kiI AMI Pebble >pring-Hccl button,
sizes 5toS =. only fr';
Cenflcfucn's Caif Shoes. ten styles, $40;
LADIES' Hich-Cui Pebble Button Boots, Sl.'3, s.,
and upwarf-,
Geptlcmen'- silk Embroidered Velvet slippers
only G3c. aud worth Sl.2j:
GcutIenen'- Patent Leather pancing- Ties, sl5l;
Isdie-' Patcntlea'her Tip shoes iu hand
stitched and ma -lIiue--rwed;
Sprire-lltcl shoes. with patcni-l'ather ups, iof
misses aud children, also FOR ladies', in 6toa'
variety;
ladies' Kid aud Ponble Cowmon-Scnse Button
shoes only sis5 and upwards;
Tho New Slu8re-loe shoe for ladies';
Genilemcu's English Porpoise Naakeezy shoes
Ouly 81:
Fxtra-iIieh Cut Pobble Button, sizes 10 l0B,
sLaJ.
Fxfra-High Cur Kid Boots for ladies, -;
Gentlemcn's Calf Sewed Boots, gao.
We carry q mammoth assortment OF BOOTS,
SHOES, ana SLIPPEhS too numerous 20 mon
tion.
Orders bv mali attended 90. Open on Satur-
days from T.. NJ. ,0 Midnight
JACOB MAY & son.
no " 81 rut Him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
CONTESTS

Mr.. William NJ. Ellis will contest the
seat of Mr.. Houston. Objection will
probably be made to the swearing-in OF
the latter.
One point Mr.. Ellis makes is that in
the city of Roanoke HoustOn's people
used 'pasters," which he holdsis equiva-
lent to two ballots.
The "paster" is n thing much in
vogue in the North. 1t Is gummed
strip OF paper shaped like kiss-verse.
On 1t was printed the name of Houston,
and il was pasted over the name OF
Ellis on a Democratic ticket. and was
used by a number OF semi-Democrats
Mr.. Ellis, it seems, did not give Hous-
ton the notice prescribed by law, but the
Lynchburg Vir0utidR says: Mr.. I'll
hs's reason for not serving the notice
within the prescribed time, we under
stand, is that the returns from Mont
romerv county were not officially de-
clared until several days after the date
required by law. But this point is alto
Qcthcr immaterial. The requirement as
10 the notice OF contest is simply a statu-
tory provision, whereas the Constitution
of the State expressly provides in broad
and explicit terms that each House shall
Judge OF the election, qualification, ana
returns OF It's members.
"Tho decision of the matter, there
fore, rests wholly with the Senate and
if Mr.. Ellis's grounds of contest are Just
and well taken, his case will have a full
and impartial hearing.
In the House the Goocbland aud
Nansemond cases como up tor decision.
II. as alleged, Mr. Scott, OF Goocbland,
is not natuFalized citizen, he can't take
the oath, and that's an end OF. him, and
il will only remain for the House to
decide whether it will order new cleo
ton or will seat Mr.. James, the Demo-
cratic contestant.
In the Nansemond case both claim
ants-Slessrs. Brown and Causey-are
Republicans but the latter is an anti
Malone Republican.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
There is strong disposition on the
part of the Democratic members to hold
q caucus at as early time AS practical
ble for the purpose Of deciding whom
they will support for United States sena-
tor. A well.iniormed member OF the
House said last night that he thought
this caucus would he held Thursday or
Friday night OF this week, most probar
bIy the former. This is one Of the most
important things thatthis General Assem-
bly, has to do, and all are anxious thatthe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
GRATRFUL-C0MFoRTiNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.

"sya Thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern The operations OF digestion ana u
triton. and Dy careful application of mo nhe
properties Of weii-selected Cocoa. hr. Epls nae nae
husorsd beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. II is by the iudiclOus use
Oi such articles Of diet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough y
resist every tendency 70 disease. hnnofeus o.
slDile naisdies are coating around us ready
y attack wherever there 80 q weak point We
MAJ ssnAps many fatal shaft by keepinE CUT.
teiyos we'll fortified witk pure blood ana q
properly y-nourshed Observation-Disclosures "er
krfts.
kads Simply with boiling water on MIA
sold only Ia haif-ponnd tins By Broccfs, ih'
boiled Ibus. JAMES EPPb& Co.
Homeopathic Chelnisls,
u E-Th. .Tu6Ssiy London. knss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
ONE GREAT MERIr

HOMEMADE MNcR MEAT.-CHRIsTrAs. WHITE
& co. g renowned Minco Meat Is now ready.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

OF that besutiaer Of the teeth sozoDosr Is mas
It's effect upon the mouth Is refreshing, while ss
a means Of cleansing the teeth and improving
the breath IL stands alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
TIE OFFICES

The continual talk about the Second
and Fourth congressional districts mem
bers co. operating to secure representa-
ton in the list of Capitol Offices has
made some of the present incumbents a
trine uneasy, but as yet there is no
movement OF this sort observable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
SENT ON,

The accused were sent on to the grand
Jury on the first charge and waived ex-
animation on the other.
On their way down to the courtroom
Yesterday morning Doolittle said to
Wren: "How long can you give us for
this job?" ,
"From six to twelve months, replied
the officer.
Samuels rejoined: "Oh h-ll, that's
rough"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
FVRSITVRE. &c.

FORGE Z. STACY, 1905 AND0
" l2O7 NAN sTREEr--Steam Elevators - hSsa
Fuli line Of CHAMBER and DINING SJlloJf
PAKLOR FU UNNiTURE madeup IN the most
Artistic style. Give him trial. ap '-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
sales ofya,uable Real Estate.

ToTHER LOCAL on THIRD PAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06
TEE sPEAKERsHP.

At the Capitol just now public atten-
ton is focused on the speakership.
Messrs. Cardwell aud Pollard continue
to lead all competitors, aud the impress
sion is that no third man can come IN.
The exact strength OF each it is impossl-
ble to determine. 4 largo number OF
members are absolutely uncommltted.
With either man in the chair the House
will be well presided over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

r,rqrulro-Dr sace's ca'arrh Remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

Some few members arrived Sunday,
and yesterday the incoming trains
brought them in in large numbers. The
following is a list of those registered at
the various hotels last night. There are
Others stopping at private boarding
hCnoao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-06

PRIVATE pVIEpfbtS MUNVA1Nks
Mr.. Starke offered resolution pro-
viding that Libby Hill be offered the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-01

PoLITICs and misfortuneA make strange
bcd-Gellows. There are many Democrats
who on account OF the war only, have acted
with the Republican party, rs there are
many old line Wings who have, for the
same reason, acted with the Democratic
party. In principle and feeling the former
are in heart and soul opposed to the
National debt, high tariff, exclusion priyi-
leSes and Capitalization of power in a
National Debt, which is the central and
cohesive power that bind al the Others
into one creed of political faith. These
misplaced Democrats cannot hut have some
severe qullms OF conscience in acting with
and supporting a party whose
object and tendency is To promote aud
p~erpctuate these evils upon the government
and the people. The old line Wings who
have come into the Democratic party have
been somewhat given to boiling and Sc
curing personal ends by dividing the party
and succeeding by faction. Recent events,
we trust. have pretty we'll rubbed this out,
and tIught them that success for the fu-
turc lies only in the unity of the party,
and this unity can only be secured by a
strict adherence TO Democratic principles.
II, however, there are many men in the
party 50 deeply tainted with the old Fede-
ralism that they cannot maintain rank
and file in the party, and Soundly and
manfully supportitS principles, they should
to their own place, ever it il is the dog
to his vOmit. The party must go through
its publication, and this by the union of
honest men on sound principles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-01
A WOMAN.

The confession Of Mrs. DRUsE, the muir
deress who was hanged in New York yes
terday, will make none regret her execu-
ton though she WIS a Oma When
women come 10 numbering their husbands
and carving them up and burning them,
the sooner they can he gotten ont of the
way the better. The only thing to be re-
GREETED is that some of her accompliees
have nOt shared the same fate.
The hanging of \ woman has been 50
uncommon a thing in New York, that the
sentence of Mrs. DRUsE called forth much
sy sympathy, and great efforts were made to
mOllify her punishment. But the Gov
ernor decided that she must hang. Such a
punishment does indeed look horrible for
any a and doubly so Tor a m But
when q wOman has % degraded herself as
TO be on q plane with the most vicious Of
men in doing deeds that belong to fiendS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-01
MIR. Camden's Defeat.

IIrtJrSbUry JyHrndi.
That Senator Camden deserved well OF
his uarty goes without question; that his
resources and aid saved to his party In,
Legislature last year, even though by Il
slender margin, admits Of no dispute; that
party usage and custom entitled him to Il
re- election To the L. =. Senate i generally
conceded. His reelection would have
yratifrd a natural and just local pride oi
citizens, for all recognize him aS one oI
our most public spirited men. His defeat
10y his own party was, We think, Il serious
political mistake for that party. Mr..
Camden'S defeat was due in large part ia
impOlitic nominations to office ot his par
tiSlns. II he had conceded u little more
possibly he would to-day have had SIX
wears additional of service ~ L. >. Senator
before him.
The Republican and Grecnback vote in
the LEGISLATURE exceed Mr.. CHmden's
| strength. West Virginia Republicans art
on the upgrade. Mr.. Camden'S managers
made the great mistake Of confidently ant
continually claiming that ne wOnld gct
| enough Republican votes tn elect I'M.
Some OF Mr.. Camden's Over-ZealOus friends
were even 50 impOlitic Us to claim that they
could buy that support. We, ourselves,
have heard Democrats make such state
mcntS. Ii ever u man needed to pray to he
delivered from his fool friends IL was MIR.
Camden.
Again The Democratic press WAS busy
for weeks before the Legislature met tell
ing the Republicans that the election OF 4
| L. : Senator was none OF their business
| and that we Democrats will attend tOit, y
etc. Republican aid was lurthcrmor,
driycnaway by the holding of a caucus aud
making Mr.. Camden the nominee OF a fac,
ton of one party.
We are not saying that the Republicans
| ever intended giviu@'Mr. Camden any aid,
though many preferred him tn other Demo
Gratis. Eut all such foolish moves Us theS,
inst named, rs well rs many Others, drove
the Republicans and G~TccubackCrs more
closely together. Having been informed
that the election WAS none Of their bust.
ness by the Wheeling REGISTER and
other organs OF Democracy, the Repuhli'
cans and G~reenhackerS took them 1T THEN
word.
Mr.. Camden's friends have no cause,
therefore, To chlde or fret because political
opponents did not rush to Mr.. Camden's
aid. Some OF those opponents admire Mr..
Camden rs q man, rs a neighbOr, IL a
friend, but they could not be false TO party
fealty on that account.
parkerSburg citizens will generally re-
greet that Mr.. Camdcn'S own party did not
r~e-elect him Senator; but the Republicans
of Parkersburg and the State will applaud
their Legislative representatives for hold
ing ont to the end in n consistent, manly
way.
Mr.. Camden is delicate I n 4 Democrat
by Democrats.